Reds Dodgers Clash At Ebbets Field In Sunday Tilt
Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers collide at Ebbets Field with the Dodgers riding a six game win streak while the Reds look to rebound after a rough stretch. Derringer or Thompson opposes Whit Wyatt as Pittsburgh notes and World Series chatter color the scene in Flatbush.
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Brooklyn
Casey Jones
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Flatbush
Larry MacPhail
Paul Derringer
Junior Thompson
McKechnie
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Derringer
Pittsburgh
Elbie Fletcher
Deb Garris
Pirate
Bucky Walters
Red
Walters
Bonura Pounds Ball in AA
Affable Zeke Bonura remains in good hitting form as he drives the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association. He collected three hits including two doubles in six at bats as the Millers beat Indianapolis 7 1. He also helped in a 4 4 tie in the Sabbath nightcap. Louisville split a twin bill with St Paul 7 5 and 8 3. Milwaukee and Toledo each won one game in their doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Zeke Bonura
Zeke
Minneapolis
American Association
Chicago Cubs
Millers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
The
Hens
Women bowlers invited to seven-city pin tourney
Women bowling teams from Athens Nelsonville Grouster Crooksville Marietta Gallipolis and New Straitville will compete in a five-woman team doubles and singles event starting tonight at the Sports and Recreation drives in Athens. No handicaps. event runs all week with Mrs Maureen Wilson in charge.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Grouster
Crooksville
Marietta
Gallipolis
New Straitaville
Maureen Wilson
Intersectional clashes spark MLB action this week
Major league teams prepare for first crossover duels as the Reds and Dodgers renew hostilities in Brooklyn signaling a weekend of high drama. Cincinnati rides a surge to league lead while St Louis seizes a brief top spot, with Cardinals and Cubs fueling the NL race at the Polo Grounds.
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Judson Bailey
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Giants
Hugh Casey
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Chicago
John Mize
Standings Snapshot from Early Baseball League Night
A fragmented standings page shows multiple matchups and scores with teams like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Boston, Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee, Toledo, Louisville, St Paul, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis. A rain post poned game and a game end call at the eighth inning with darkness are noted.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Soognign
New York
Louis
Chicago
Jam
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Ee
Ewanwees
York
Peoreg
Chica
Washington Omene
Romans Take Second at Wesleyan Relay Meet
The Romans finished second to Xenia O. S. & So. at the Tenth Annual Wesleyan Relays at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. 1033 boys from 77 schools competed. Rome claimed first in pole vault and mile relay, placed thirds in 880 relay and 2 mile relay, and fourth in shot put. The mile relay set a 3 40.8 record, besting Upper Arlington by over a second. Darnell Carsey and Frisby led a 32 ft pole vault effort, Frisby tying for first in the event with 11 ft 2 in. Trophy honors went to the second-place relay winner and pole vault teams.
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Stewart
Rome
Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Xenia O. S
S. O
Stephenson
Maxwell
Frisby
McCune
Upper Arlington
Darnell
Carsey
Donald Frisby
Pitzer
League Leaders: 1940s erratic stat list
Batting Travis Washington leads with 588 at bats while DiMaggio of New York tops runs and hits with 18 and 22. Doerr of Boston drives in 20 with Lavagetto of Brooklyn high in hits, and Walker of Cleveland edges triples.
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Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
New York
Doerr
Boston
Walker
Cleveland
Fox
Iandem Dietrich
Chicago
Brooklyn
Lavagetto
Brook
Camilli
Eee
Moore
Lu Oor
Frey
Cincinnati
Casey
Calls For Expert Care At Indiana University
The text highlights extensive support at Indiana University with emphasis on coach Billy Hayes and his work along the cinder paths, indicating a focus on athletic training and facilities improvements.
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Indiana University
Billy ‘Hayes
Chicago sophs slick for baseball berths on squad
Five University of Chicago sophomores outperformed regulars to win spots on the spring baseball squad.
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Chicago Sophs
University of Chicago
Indians Win Again Despite Weak Hitting
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller earned his third win as the Indians beat Detroit 2 to 1. Healty batting was scarce with only Heath's homer and a few singles accounting for Cleveland's runs. Rowe held Cleveland to five hits, while Feller walked three and struck out five. Attendance reached 31,728 as Cleveland opened its nest invasion with Philadelphia to follow.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Rod Feller
Steve Sandra
Senators
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Bob Feller
Indians
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al Milnar
Bengals
Hal Newhouser
Cleveland Bats
Jeff Heath
Hal Trosky
Tribe
Hal
Gerry Walker
Ray Mack
Frankie Croucher
Charley Gehringer
Feller
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Washington
New York
al Smith
Jim Bagby
Croucher
Ge Gehringer
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TONE
Wdieamwasees
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POA
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Keltmer
Rowe
Peters
Samnee
Gehringer
Heath
Walker
Josky
Tebbetts
Mack
Pipgras
Geise
Passarella
Radcliff Social And Personal Highlights
Raymond Barnes spent Tuesday to Saturday with sister Mrs. R. E. Queen at Horner West Virginia. They were joined home by Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Queen and daughter Karen who returned Sunday. Mrs Alene Head missed three school days due to mumps. A mumps and measles epidemic lowered area attendance. Mr and Mrs F O McLaughlin of McArthur visited his mother Mrs W J Beckley Sunday. Mrs J B Cooper went to Sheltering Arms Hospital for obstetrics Saturday and returned Monday. Born April 20 to Mr and Mrs Alva Pendleton a son named Leland Lloyd. Mr and Mrs C H Stover of Walbridge visiting brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs J W Sanford. Warren Lowe Sr is ill and absent from school. Mrs Ola Napper and Grace Rutoski with children Joseph Jr Josephine of Minerton visited the William Napper family Sunday. Winton Township Garden Club met with Celia Hensler Tuesday with 28 members. refreshments served. Daphne McLaughlin read on birds. Gladys Pierce gave garden tips for April. Next meeting May 6 with Mrs Helen McGhee and Mrs William Nappen and son Howard, from Hawks house.
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J. B. Cooper
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alva Pendleton
Ada Potts
Leland Lloyd
C. H. Stover
Walbridge
J. W. Sanford
Warren Lowe
Sjr
Ola Napper
Grace Rutoski
Joseph, Jr
Josephine
Minerton
William Napper
Winton Township
Helen McGhee
William Nappen
Howard, Apent
Arthur McGinniss
Hawks House
Shaw and Mays clash anew at Indianapolis 500 May 30
Wilbur Shaw and Rex Mays renew their heated duel at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the 500 mile race on May 30. Shaw seeks a fourth win, joining Lou Meyer as a four time winner, while Mays aims to finally beat Shaw after last year’s rain halted their final showdown. Both drivers promise fierce efforts for the prize and glory.
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Mays
Indianapolis
Wilbur Shaw
Rex Mays
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
California
Qe Fovil
Sor
Lou Meyer
Ays
Dan
Bobcats Face Back-To-Back Home Games This Week
Ohio University hosts Ohio Wesleyan tomorrow and Cincinnati on Saturday in a weekend baseball schedule. Coach Don Peden relies on pitcher Jack Miakar to anchor the rotation while evaluating tweak in batting order and field play as the team seeks its first strong stretch of the season.
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Bobcat
Bobcats
Ohio
Wyan
Wesleyan
Craig
Freddie Greiner
Peden
Miami
Howard Collins
Jack Silvey
Bears
Frank Wilton
Wayne Fleck
Fleck
Silvey
Minkar
Ray Farroni
Ray
Sam Huston
Farroni
May 5 Announcement Looms for Budge Bellwether
This sports roundup notes Don Budge will reveal a forthcoming major statement on May 5 via a secretary. It catalogs betting shifts after Market Wise wins the Wood Memorial, outlining price changes in Derby futures, plus multiple boxing, track, and golf chatter involving names like Montgomery, Peters, Cama rata, De John, Padon, Delaney, Blazis, Melodist, and others. It also mentions Notre Dame, Georgetown, and Drake Relays, and references figures such as Jerry Priddy and Joe McCarthy in a broad sports column flavor.
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Notre Dame
Jim Delaney
Penn
Georgetown
al Blazis
Drake
Bay Meadows to Green Pastures Rename Referred by Guest Star
Louisville Times reports guest star B M Atkinson Jr claims Bay Meadows will be renamed Green Pastures after another colossal daily double. The remarks reflect a playful, speculative take on a sports wagering scene at the racetrack.
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B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Bay Meadows
Indiana University Baseball Player Sees New Roles
Bob Dro played first base as a sophomore for Indiana University. Last season he roamed the outfield and this year will share catching duties as the team adjusts positions. The Western League is noted for larger population disparities with Den Ever at 318,415 and Norfolk Neb at 10,427.
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Bob Dro
Indiana University
New Western League
Den
Norfolk
Neb
Leads Change In Pin Meet At Ohio Bowling Tournament
Dayton report notes new pace setters during the semi final weekend of the Ohio State bowling tournament. Roy Rice of Cleveland led Class A singles with 727 while B Gardner of Toledo had 706. In Class B doubles Arnold Zimm erman and Mike Redelle of Dayton posted 1293, topping M Weaver and E B Conaway of Columbus by 21. Other shifts saw Cc Graham W White Akron four th Class B doubles 1254, C Sharrock Bucyrus third Class A singles 699, and L Decressi Akron second in Class B all events with 1851. Only one of six Wisconsin varsity crew members returned to school.
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Dayton
Ohio
Drawings Set for Vinton County Tourney and Track Meet
The Vinton County Athletic Association held drawings for the baseball tournament with five schools, noting Wilkesville will not compete. McArthur draws Zaleski, Vinton Rural gets a bye, and Hamden faces Allensville May 1. Track meet rules and trophies adopted. Zaleski favored to win both trophies.
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Vinton
Vinton County Athletic Association
Arthur George
McArthur
Earl Brenning
Ray and Heinlein
Hamden
John W. McGhee
Vinton Rural
George
Zaleski
Richland
Wilkesville
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